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Johnny Leonard wrote:

He and Bevan were very promising. At last, some real talent, I remember thinking. 

Warner ended up at the ferals I’m pretty sure JL

Johnny Leonard wrote:

"Christ looks like the Subiaco Hotel is abandoned and falling apart."

Pub is going very well. DD. No doubt in part due to the Subi memorabilia. plus cricket and other WA footy stuff.  

Apparently the Claremont pub had gone full Tigers.

There is a lot of Swans memorabilia in the newly refurbished Bassendean Hotel too JL. 

DG wrote:

Johnny Leonard wrote:

He and Bevan were very promising. At last, some real talent, I remember thinking. 

Warner ended up at the ferals I’m pretty sure JL

Correct DG.
Wayne Dawson was another from that era that ended up at EP.
Cocker, Carpenter & Campbell went the other way.

I counted eight East Perth-Subiaco "dual citizens" alone in this photo.
EP to Subi: Greg Carpenter, Shane Cocker, Paul Higgins, Alex Rattray, Kevan Sparks
Subi to EP: Stephen Hooper, Wayne Loxley, Damien Read
Of course, Loxley had retired by this stage.

Johnny Leonard wrote:

"Christ looks like the Subiaco Hotel is abandoned and falling apart."

Pub is going very well. DD. No doubt in part due to the Subi memorabilia. plus cricket and other WA footy stuff.  

Apparently the Claremont pub had gone full Tigers.

Yes , it was great to call into the newly renovated Claremont and see the full Tigers wall display of photos, some big tributes to Mossy and a large number of Black and Whites from earlier days, best thing is neither the eagles or shockers get a mention, its all local.

People have forgotten Warren Dean again. Dean, Mort, Warner Scott. 82
Kelly, Cook, Hall, Crutchfield and Campbell all played for both clubs., as well as those mentioned above. From 1980, John Dimmer was the best player to go both ways--became captain and all for the Royals; a good effort, indeed.